Vincent Cassel, 58, frolics on the beach with his bikini-clad wife Narah Baptista, 28, in Brazil after revealing they've welcomed their first child
The French actor, 58, became a father for the fourth time after he and Narah, 28, revealed in January that they were now parents to a son named Caetano.
Trump's shock new demands to Zelensky ahead of high-stakes peace talks in Middle East and how it could reshape Europe forever
Trump has upped the ante on his requests, demanding Zelensky call an election and consider stepping down as leader, insiders claimed.
CRAIG BROWN: Charli XCX? I'll be sure to catch him at Glasto...
Tradition has it that around this time of year, the line-up at Glastonbury is announced, and each fresh list of rock's grandees makes us all feel that little bit older.
Boys jumped 'massively' ahead of girls in maths and science during the pandemic, research reveals
While previously the two sexes were previously neck-and-neck in the subjects, a report from University College London (UCL) found that boys have now taken a large lead.
EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Trinny Woodall takes on Queen Camilla's niece to help conquer USA
After selling her home for the funding, Trinny Woodall created her beauty brand Trinny London , which is valued at £180million and has 1.2million customers around the world.
Fox correspondent makes desperate plea to Trump amid stock market free fall
One of the top voices at Fox warned Donald Trump to avoid talking up his tariff plans as the stock market takes a tumble.
Doctors issue warning over common kitchen mistake that could cause dementia
Doctors are warning against using plastic containers in microwaves after a new study found a shocking amount of microplastics in dementia patients' brains.
Man United will imminently unveil plans for 'most iconic stadium in world' as Jim Ratcliffe defends the project amid mounting debts and savage cuts
Man United are set to publish architect designs for a new Old Trafford Stadium on Tuesday. Fans will be keen to find out whether the plan is for a new stadium or a mass redevelopment.
One in five children have speech problems, almost half of primary school teachers say - with many blaming excess screentime
A survey of 500 primary school teachers found 44 per cent think up to one in five children are behind their age level for speaking.
Bluesky CEO Jay Graber Pokes Fun At Mark Zuckerberg With Latin Phrase T-Shirt
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: When Bluesky CEO Jay Graber walked on stage at SXSW 2025 for her keynote discussion, she wore a large black T-shirt with her hair pulled back into a bun. At first glance, it might appear as though she's following the same playbook that so many women in tech leadership have played before: downplaying her femininity to be taken seriously. The truth is way more interesting than that. What might look like your average black T-shirt is a subtle, yet clear swipe at Mark Zuckerberg, a CEO who represents everything that Bluesky is trying to work against as an open source social network.
The Meta founder and CEO has directly compared himself to the Roman emperor Julius Caesar. His own shirt declared Aut Zuck aut nihil, which is a play on the Latin phrase aut Caesar aut nihil: "Either Caesar or nothing." Graber's shirt -- which directly copies the style of a shirt that Zuckerberg wore onstage recently -- says Mundus sine caesaribus. Or, "a world without Caesars." With the way Bluesky is designed, Graber is certainly putting her money where her mouth (or shirt) is. As a decentralized social network built upon an open source framework, Bluesky differs from legacy platforms like Facebook in that users have a direct, transparent window into how the platform is being built. "If a billionaire came in and bought Bluesky, or took it over, or if I decided tomorrow to change things in a way that people really didn't like, then they could fork off and go on to another application," Graber explained at SXSW. "There's already applications in the network that give you another way to view the network, or you could build a new one as well. And so that openness guarantees that there's always the ability to move to a new alternative."
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Whistleblowers who alert authorities to massive tax fraud could receive millions of pounds as a reward
Exchequer Secretary James Murray will set out plans for informants to get compensation relative to the amount of money clawed back by the taxman.
Wayne Rooney steps out of retirement to captain Soccer Aid 2025 as he joins the likes of Tyson Fury, Robbie Williams and Jill Scott for the annual star-studded charity match
Wayne Rooney is stepping out of retirement to captain England for Soccer Aid 2025 alongside a host of stars.
Football club alleges fan spiked their goalkeeper's water bottle - and you WON'T believe what the spectator is accused of adding to it
A NSW football club has alleged a young fan spiked the water bottle of their goalkeeper during a match. Northern NSW Football is investigating the alleged incident.
From a fairytale monastery to elegantly dressed alpacas: Spectacular winners in the Open competition of the 2025 Sony World Photography Awards revealed
Over 419,000 images were submitted to this year's awards, which 'celebrates the ability of an individual photograph to capture and distil a singular moment and evoke a broader narrative'.
Hailey Bieber puts on a leggy display in a funky white mini dress as she leaves her hotel during Paris Fashion Week amid fans' concerns over her marriage to husband Justin
The model, 28, looked sensational as she stepped out in the French capital wearing n elegant textured dress that allowed her to show off her toned pins.
Gisele Bundchen 'felt she lived in Tom Brady's shadow' and is 'loving' her new chapter with Joaquim Valente
Gisele Bundchen is embracing the new chapter in her life with boyfriend Joaquim Valente, after feeling like she was living in her ex Tom Brady's 'shadow.'
Poland prepares its citizens for WAR: Households to receive guide on surviving 'hazardous situations' after all Polish men were warned they will undergo military training amid growing tensions with Russia
NATO member Poland will soon send out a guide for its citizens on how to survive future crises, after it warned its male population they would have to go through military training
Olivia Culpo revealed fertility concerns two years before pregnancy with husband Christian McCaffrey
The expecting 32-year-old is currently basking in the bliss of her first pregnancy but it was an uphill battle due to her endometriosis, which can cause infertility
Internet Shutdowns At Record High In Africa As Access 'Weaponized'
Internet shutdowns in Africa hit a record high in 2024, with 21 shutdowns across 15 countries. The previous record was 19 shutdowns in 2020 and 21. The Guardian reports: Authorities in Comoros, Guinea-Bissau and Mauritius joined repeat offenders such as Burundi, Ethiopia, Equatorial Guinea and Kenya. Guinea, Nigeria, Senegal and Tanzania were also on the list. But perpetrators also included militias and other non-state actors. Telecommunication and internet service providers who shut services based on government orders are also complicit in violating people's rights, said Felicia Anthonio, the #KeepItOn campaign manager at Access Now, citing the UN guiding principles on business and human rights.
The details showed that most of the shutdowns were imposed as a response to conflicts, protests and political instability. There were also restrictions during elections. [...] At least five shutdowns in Africa had been imposed for more than a year by the end of 2024, according to Access Now. As of early 2025, the social network Meta was still restricted in Uganda, despite authorities engaging with its representatives. On the Equatorial Guinean island of Annobon, internet and cell services have been cut off since an August 2024 protest over environmental concerns and isolation from the rest of the country. The increase in shutdowns led the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights to pass a landmark resolution in March 2024 to help reverse the trend.
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Death sentence for the Outback killer of Peter Falconio who takes his grim secret to the grave - as evil Bradley John Murdoch finally gets karma behind bars
The ruthless drug runner shot Peter Falconio, 28, in the head, after tricking the couple as they drove between Alice Springs and Darwin in their distinctive orange VW Kombi campervan